.NET Developer

Posted 2 days ago

emerald resource groupSan Antonio (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000

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About the role

Emerald Resource Group. NET Web Developer (Fully Remote)We are hiring 4 developers: 1 Junior, 2 Mid Level, and 1 Senior
Location: Remote. You must live in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Ohio, or Nevada. Citizenship: U.S. citizens only. Unfortunately, we cannot consider candidates who are not current U.S. citizens.
Salary: Up to $120,000 Someone is planning a weekend on the water, a sunrise trail run, or a road trip with a truck full of gear right now. The software you build gets them there. We are a software company in the outdoor and recreation space, and we are adding four developers to our team.
What you'll do: Build and improve web applications for a fast growing platform that serves people who love the outdoors. Work with Visual Studio, C#,.NET, Entity Framework, and MVC.Create scalable, easy to maintain microservices using LINQ and Type Script. Join a team that shares what it learns and keeps getting better at how it builds. Tech stack Languages and frameworks:.NET Core, C#, ASP.NET MVC, Type ScriptORM: Entity Framework Architecture: Microservices, Web API, LINQTools: Visual Studio, Git, Azure Dev Ops, unit testing, integration testing What makes you a great fitA Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, or equivalent experience.2+ years of experience building web applications for the Mid Level and Senior roles. The Junior role is open to earlier career developers. Strong skills in C#,.NET Core, Entity Framework, and MVC.A solid grasp of microservices and API development. Bonus points for React, Angular, or Vue.js. Why you'll like it here Fully remote, with a flexible schedule. Medical, dental, vision, and prescription coverage. Profit sharing, plus a 401(k) with company match. Employee discounts. Paid time off and paid holidays, so you can get outside yourself. Mentorship and real support for your career growth. This role is open only to U.S. citizens who live in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Ohio, or Nevada.

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